Knights of Pythias Ends Sessions with Prominent Attendance
The Knights of Pythias Oklohoma jurisdiction held a busy session at Drewshiod Theatre in Tulsa with national and state officials in attendance. Grand Lodge officers announced, speeches praised fraternal aims, and elections completed with only one office vacant. proceedings closed after four productive days.
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Okloohora
Drewshiod
Onder
Charles
Wickham
Dawson
Boley
JB. McCutcheon
Advanlge
Dal
S. W. Green
New Orleans
W. S. Willis
Texas
E.G. Tidrington
Evansvill Tod
Jas. Young
Grand Lodge
G.C. Wickham
G. C. Wickham
Wet
Hutenel
Willy
Jeferson
Divtriet
The
Odd Fellows
BR. B. Williams
Oklahoma
Convention
Uniform Tanks
Tulsa
Gompany
Oklshema
Staley
Wayne
Weisster
Wr A. Hill
FA Carter
Cowan
Bours
Thintrt Thai
Cd McNeal
Watoygu
Jotha Hlerson
Guthrie
Nisa Tulsa
Picnic Tragedy At Arkansas Picnic Ends In Death
A man dies after a picnic near Star Fort Arkansas when a gunshot wounds reveal a fatal injury. Witnesses say Bolly Ricks was killed and Ellis Ricks was wounded in a related shooting incident. Police say the event occurred yesterday and investigation continues.
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Star Newsy
Stir Ark
Wren’ Sobba
Bolly Ricks
Ellis Ricks
Casheil
Hisrother
Bolin
Notice to Teachers on Quarter Exam for County Certificate
Notice to teachers that the regular quarter examination for the county certificate will be held at the office of the County Superintendent on Thursday February 20 and Saturday February 21 beginning at 9 AM.
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Thorsday
Lei Fey
Satiarte Eis
Bewinning
Minnepte
Machine Gun Protects N C Prisoners
State troops guarded the jail today after a mob attacked a white woman’s home Saturday and seized three African American prisoners. The woman was seriously wounded and the husband was away. Quiet was restored by evening with no further trouble expected.
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Stat
Grmstam
N.C
Odd Fellows Meeting in Tulsa Tuesday
A garbled OCR note shows Odd Fellows set to meet in Tulsa on Tuesday and references a sequence of names and topics. The text mentions citizenship, exams, and local grand lodge activity with unclear details.
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ODD Fellows
Tulsa
Untitled fragment hints at a public figure visit and social circle
Fragmentary text suggests a public figure’s covert visit and social ties with a faction or group. It mentions a meeting at a hall, a figure named Shosts, and connections among elites and a fanbase. The garbled OCR obscures clear names or dates.
Johnson Glad to Get Back Home
Johnson returns to the United States from Havana after a period abroad. He declares no man can beat him today and says he is open to friends this fall. His wife accompanies him, bringing chicken for the crew in Los Angeles.
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Johnson
LS Angel
United States
Jolly
Jack Johnson
Havana
Wes and the Education Convention Attendance Plan
A damaged notice describes Wes and HT Te Ationd Convention plans. It notes students and teachers preparing acts and speeches, with events at The Yuba Star and Téti hwo. The document references a ceremony and a sermon to students, and mentions Rew HN supporting certain actions.
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BitLees
Fils Wrest York
Local Merchants Visit Major Cities This Year
A fragmented report notes Foley Merchant Vinite and peers touring several U.S. cities including Chicago and Hollanapolle while visiting friends, with annual events and regional connections implied.
Unclear Regional Notice From Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR mentions an event with a person and location but lines are garbled. No clear names, dates, or actions emerge beyond a morning incident and a disruption at a hall. Unable to extract a coherent news item from the damaged text.
Scott Ferris Campaign Forecast for Oklahoma Senate Race
The piece from Jo headquarters quotes supporters predicting Scott Ferris will carry every county in Oklahoma as he seeks the Democratic U S Senate seat. It claims Gore trails with farmers and unions and portrays Ferris as the national conservative choice in a tense state contest.
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Scott Mere Hpi
Ferris
Wawa
Scott Portis Mor
Chih
Gore
Scott Perris
Phillips Denies Withdrawal From Dawson Justice Race
A. J. Phillips denies reports of withdrawing from the Dawson Township Justice of the Peace race. He told the Star office today he remains a candidate and intends to seek the nomination, appearing earnest as he spoke.
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A. J. Phillips
Justice of the Peace
Dawson Township
Phillips
Star
Fort Siorth couple attends K P celebration visit
Mr and Mrs Chavous of Fort Siorth Arkansas spent days here this week in session of the K of P and will visit Mrs Chavous sister Mrs Alexander. The Fuller and her Milkband recently engaged in the laundry business and prosper in Tulsa. Mr Chavous had run a long standing business at Wort Smith and were welcome callers at the St Ofe Osage Nine Threr One.
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Chavous
Fort Siorth
Ark
K. of P
Alexander
Fuller
Tulsa
Chavions
Wort Smith
Calantive Courts Grand Memorial Meeting Recaps
The Grand Court of Calantine assembles for a memorial session at Tulsa with Worthy Counsellor Mrs A Crastool presiding. Delegates hear addresses on finance and duties, honor Sister Eliza Bailey, and vote to attend future conclaves as Grand Court progresses through its two-day program.
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Gmt
Cat Amin
Gwlyleh
Lo Lo
Dreamland Theatre
Grand Lodge of
Koof Pin
Tibet
Eliza Bailey
Munkoure
Fao Crawford
Ky Yupker
Willy
Tyavis
Gow
Changellor Wiekhian
Soxston
Grand Court
Reen
Law
W. Chunseltor
G. Chancollr Willis
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Vivht Avtar
Mim
Davy
Kansans
Sawner
Chaintley
Bure
Teatelles
Hermione
Bryant
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Tater
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Saul Whatare
Imesh Lan Pitts
Yen
de Htsa
Ieee
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Jess Willard
Fon Angeles
Jock Sempson
Will Hiy
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Org
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St Laonts
ME. Thompson
Scott Ferris
Mullips
Osage
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Tythias
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